Work-life balance is good.
There are no cons there.
1 screening round followed by 4 face to face rounds. All are technical. * Round 1: Mostly on CMOS * Round 2: Digital circuits, RC ckts and work ex * Round 3: Work ex and problem solving * Round 4: On PVT and thinking
There were two rounds of interviews for the internship with different members of the team. The interviews focused on a basic understanding of digital design and how to approach problems. There was also some learning related to language.
I applied online, and HR contacted me saying there would be a 45-minute phone round. I was then contacted by a team member for a complete technical coding interview.
1 screening round followed by 4 face to face rounds. All are technical. * Round 1: Mostly on CMOS * Round 2: Digital circuits, RC ckts and work ex * Round 3: Work ex and problem solving * Round 4: On PVT and thinking
There were two rounds of interviews for the internship with different members of the team. The interviews focused on a basic understanding of digital design and how to approach problems. There was also some learning related to language.
I applied online, and HR contacted me saying there would be a 45-minute phone round. I was then contacted by a team member for a complete technical coding interview.